Excerpt from Delaware State Medical Journal, Vol. 5: The Official Organ of the Delaware State Medical Society, One of the Oldest Medical Societies in America; December, 1913
N o attempt will be made to enter into the experience of others. Neither will time permit me to discuss, here, the composition of such preparations or to make comparisons between them.
I will call your attention to a patient, 46 years old, male, white. Personal history was that he had for the greatest part of his life enjoyed good health. Some fifteen or twenty years ago had contracted a Neisser infection, was treated and completely recovered.
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